... noulcotir Elitelhooller. ENGLAND. FIre 'rTite Qtiieei lies licee pleased to order C200 to lie given, totlie ?? Of Pro thle jtarisli of West l'eitoiard, witrete itricoester chacse waes mode. 1 Tihe Itiog off Ilnosoet'hbo given dircetions fort hr dismaontling of ?? toil aliartimentt fii St Jciocet's P'alace troaggoit looads of valutable ortilels are the, doily coolt oif to Honorer. ie ...

... nDeBBY TOWN COU&CIL. l I~~ I The usual QUARITERsLY MEETING Of the Derby Town 5I Council wee held in the Town Hall, on Thursday, the MAYORt in the Chair. There was a small attendance of members, and the proceedings were unimportant. e Previous to the reports of the several Committees being l read, the Mayor wished to call the attention of the Coon- oil to the answers to the Addresses of ...

... _ It has doubtless escaped -the memory of the distinguished individuals who carry on the present government of Ireland, that in the year of grace 18S8 there was a contested election in the Univer- sity of Dublin. Great men have so many things to think of, that 'tis no wonder they should some- times forget small events, matters of mere public importance, or affecting mere general principles of ...

... PO LIT ICAL. PUBLIC MEETINGS. CEARTisM.-The Chartists held a meeting on Monday at \White Conduit House, for the purpose of electing dele. gates to form a convention, in conjunction with ten other delegates who have been elected in the country. Through some misunderstanding as to time, none of the country delegates attended the meeting. The meeting was ad- dressed by Messrs Wall, Neesom, Boggis ...

... Her Majesty and Prince Albat leave Windsor Castle on Monday next for Buckingham Palace. The Prince is now in possession of one of the most extraordinary packs of beagles in the kingdom. These beagles are as extra. ordinary for their diminutive size as for their pure blood. The heaviest does not weigh six pounds. Tier Majesty, upon leaving Buckingham Palace for Windsor Castle, left commands ...

... SHIPPING IXTELLTGEXCE. N KWPORT. IMPORTS. Ihe Rebecca, Art wood, from Water- foid, with coin and Hour the Hope, Cliidgev, from Walchet, with bran; the I-eri-el, Back. from Neaih, ,,ith bi er 'he Llizaheih and Ann, Charleiv, from %%it ');its; the l.iti'e J,Plin. fla)-eit. froivi ¥¡:-lia' ilh sh1I ¡\I,d hay; Ihe III'IIY. 8illill, from Br'dgcwater with corit and flotir the Charles Fryer. ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTINU bD. Basnkrwety.,ro td Loll,., u '-tic r1'ridcay, Apil 11. J. Whitfield, Bishops.gate-strcet-\itlhout, carpet warchousemaci. 'Thomas Garlick, Greenwich, carpenter. Henry Samuel, Leadenhall-street, sugar manufacturer. John Edward Niew and Frederick Niew, High-street, Aldgate, stationers. Frances Roberts and Caroline Rowe, New Bridge-street, Black- friars, milliners. Thomas ...

... SATU APRIL 17, 18r41 8A TURDA Y, APR IIL 17,1841. COUNTY the Th1ird( Mif r ?? these Secssfions tile following prisoners wvere tried 551(1 sentencedr: .pay TiRANSFOnTATlow.-John Hampton, for stealing a tiltV Par froae at Bahingetolie, the property ?? ?? years. par~ lIPRInSONM NT.-ilt Sydneyl Perrin, for stfealing iom cow, t E~ling ite property of' rhomas Knowlton- 1*o 12 ealndteni Igh Thomas ...

... TFIIj OYSTER IUON'OPOLY. R,. To f1he EnIT0on Of fit II SiP5JiR TF1LLGRAPH, and eigh. Llttass'ot.1-, JP241 13, 1841. L very 1%'ll~~Wilft We live, Jet up, live.'- H cy -ow can at sitfl-ring colmuniiY quietly look Olt and observe an extensive waste and publir destruction of orts- tod ?? Oysters particularly, without exclaiming loudly sday. against such anl abuse, anti without making some at. ...

... gOONTERRE ON THE SOCIAL POWER OF TTHE MIDDLE CLASSES. (Bcing a letter to a friend in Edinburgh.) Lancaster Castle, 'March 18th, 1841. MT pEAR PI ,-I have just received your long . interestrng letter of the 1ith, butbefore I notice the PuOilts il it allow me to esume my former slhjeot that e rllly fully understand one another as to the obstacles we 21,;2 to combat, and which must be overcome ...

... 30, Hairwood-street, Camden Town, . 9th April, 1841. I DEAR SIB,-t have received the address you have forwarded to me. I must, however, decline appending my name to the same, as I cannot subscribe to some of the principles contained therein. For instance, that contained in the first paragraph, as it seems by implica- tion to deny their rights to those who may be supposed inot sufficiently ...

... #Ielo laveev ala covaje onten . De a MR. O'CONNOR has requested us to apologise for his at apparent neglect in not replying to many letters: to the fact is, that his sight has become so much im- er paied that it is painful to write; and he has id been ordered to abstain from both reading and ir- writin q as much as possibte. Id WILLIAM ;riom has sent us a sonnet, Which we are to greatly ...